[humanser] Question regarding scanners and scanning software for mental health agency

[Steven Johnson]

Beth, one of the software applications I use at my office is something
called SharpDesk.  Many times I receive documents that are not readable with
JAWS.  This allows me to convert that unreadable document, generally saved
in a PDF, into a readable format.  We receive many scanned documents at the
County, and this comes in handy so a scanner is not necessary as it all done
through a few simple key strokes.

Steve


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From: humanser [mailto:humanser-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Bet LPC via
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Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2014 4:45 PM
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Subject: [humanser] Question regarding scanners and scanning software for
mental health agency

Hi,
I recently accepted a position at a mental health agency. They are asking
what types of accommodations I might need, such as a scanner and software. I
currently use open book in the Perl at my current job. However, I thought
there were better off the shelf solutions. Can anyone give me suggestions?



Thanks,

BethSent from my iPhone
Thank you

Beth
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